Just when I thought it was safe to get a good nights sleep, I wake up and see that T-Mobile has effectively killed off the Sidekick line effective May 31, 2011. That’s right, you read that correctly, T-Mobile has sent out an early morning press release informing the media that Danger (a … [read full article]
There is little question that some sweeping changes may come about as T-Mobile begins its company-wide turnaround especially in light of recent quarterly numbers. One of the first steps taken to begin that process is to eliminate Flexpay across the board. It is our understanding that Flexpay never quite took off as T-Mobile hoped and given that, we … [read full article]
T-Mobile reported their fourth quarter results this morning and they are decidedly mixed some good and some bad numbers. Getting right into the meat of it, in the fourth quarter of 2010, T-Mobile reported service revenues of $4.69 billion compared to $4.65 billion in the fourth quarter of 2009. T-Mobile saw the number of customers using 3G/4G smartphones increase by over 1 million customers in the fourth … [read full article]
Few things excite us more than when we see an unknown phone come through the FCC with the necessary bands to run on T-Mobile’s 3G/4G network. Phonescoop caught wind of the Huawei U8500 running Android 2.2. A quick run through of the FCC documentation doesn’t reveal much else and we should remind everyone that FCC approval doesn’t guarantee a T-Mobile arrival. Still, we’re always interested in … [read full article]
Update: As so many of you (meaning almost all of you) have pointed out, this has been going on since November so it’s hardly new. While we expected to see an everything unlimited plan today at $79.99 we got caught up in the mix and indeed thought this was new as well. It’s an honest mistake … [read full article]
Plenty has been made in the past few days over T-Mobile originally posting a $149.99 post rebate price for the Samsung Galaxy S 4G and then updating later with a $199.99 post rebate price. Well, as it turns out, the Galaxy S 4G won’t be alone in … [read full article]
T-Mobile is putting some marketing dollars behind today’s launch of the Samsung Galaxy S 4G with a brand new Carly video exclusively featuring the device. The Galaxy S 4G will set you back $249.99 before a $50 rebate. Still, you should just watch the video and let Carly persuade you to buy it. She’ll do … [read full article]
Samsung’s Galaxy S 4G is now available for all to purchase on T-Mobile.com as well T-Mobile stores everywhere, RadioShack, Walmart and beyond! With a front-facing camera and HSPA+ speeds of up to 21Mbps, the phone needs little introduction to … [read full article]
Just moments ago, Google announced via Twitter that the Gingerbread (Android 2.3.3) update is now rolling out to Nexus S and Nexus One users. While Nexus S owners already got a taste of the scrumptious gingerbread treat, Nexus One … [read full article]
T-Mobile has taken their current marketing strategy to new heights with attempts to position their 4G network as the best and largest. Along with YouTube, television, billboard and radio ads, T-Mobile is using Facebook with great effort to spread the message. The question is how well that message is spreading. WaveMetrix, a website dedicated to tracking trends in Social Media, has come … [read full article]
We just received word that the new Promotional Single Line Plans that were set to launch on February 23rd have been delayed. According to our ninja, T-Mobile’s marketing department has asked for more time to properly communicate the launch of these new plans. No word was given on any expected time frame moving forward, … [read full article]
Oh those folks at Radio Shack are working the deals to attract customers and T-Mobile fans should take note of the special Samsung Galaxy S 4G offer. The device itself will be $149.99 for new … [read full article]
